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Cooking

Culture
We're sharing the best home cook-submitted recipes from food52's latest contest.
Danielle Walsh

Cooking
Show them off in the best-ever bulgogi or a crisp fall salad.
Nina Moskowitz

An easy, customizable crumble with roasted pear and toasted nuts, oats, and seeds
Danielle Walsh

Culture

Cooking
We can all agree that they're a terrible snack food, but cooking with raisins is a different story.
Alex Delany

Cooking
Danielle Walsh

Culture
A roundup of food news from around the Internet on April 15, 2014.
Rochelle Bilow

Cooking

Cooking
All the decadence and comfort of a pie, with a third of the effort
Lilli Sherman

techniques
Once you nail this foolproof process, you can make a fruit crumble any time, anywhere.
Andy Baraghani

Culture
We're celebrating the holidays with 25 Days of Cookies! Today, Day 15: Raisin-Nut Spice Cookies
Dan Piepenbring

Culture
The wellness magazine debuts this month. It's not 100% about mud.
Neha Prakash

Shopping
Because fruit is a love language.
Carina Finn

Cooking
Plus, find out why grocery store grapes are so blah.
Alex Beggs

Culture
Plus, Teyana Taylor snuck Chick-Fil-A into the Met Gala and someone dumped hundreds of pounds of pasta in the New Jersey woods.
Li Goldstein

Sara Dickerman

Cooking
My children were unusually enthusiastic about the idea of a cinnamon-apple crumble-topped pie. However, when we scanned the ingredients, our eagerness suffered a blow: the recipe calls for raisins. Not just raisins, but a whole cup of raisins.
Chris Hall

Culture
Stop throwing away these tiny, sticky pieces of modern art.
Alex Delany

Lifestyle
Peaches, eggs, and whale balls: This week's Nutshell has 'em all.
Michael Y. Park

Cooking
Here's how to buy, store, and cook pears, in season in November.
Rochelle Bilow

Restaurants
Sorry to all other cream puffs.
Kendra Vaculin

Culture
You voted for your favorite photo from Good Food to Share, and now we'll reveal the recipe
Julia Bainbridge

Culture
But it's probably not what you think
Bon Appétit